africa
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Under Armour opens a new Europe, Middle East, Africa headquarters in Amsterdam
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Baltimore priestesses — more accurately, practitioners of the ancient West African faith of Ifa — celebrate rebirth, regeneration and black sisterhood on the occasion of the spring equinox.
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Despite the grounding of all Boeing 737 Max 8 flights across much of the world Tuesday due to safety concerns following the crash that killed 157 people in Ethiopia, the Federal Aviation Administration has allowed Southwest Airlines and others to keep flying the planes — including in Baltimore.
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Letters to the Carroll County Times.
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A new local museum, The Sankofa Children's Museum of African Cultures, is expected to open in Park Heights around Juneteenth Day.
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America is like a jealous ex: if it can't have Iran, no one else can either, says Rachel Marsden.
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Marie Washington, a developer who lives in Locust Point, has a carved elephant tusk that she purchased from her friend whose family was killed during the Liberian Civil War in the early 90s.
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The Johns Hopkins Medicine biocontainment unit is one of 10 regional centers across the country prepared to provide treatment in the event of an infectious disease or bioterrorism attack.
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From Russian folk to Lion Dance, these Baltimore-area groups keep in touch with their roots while having fun.
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America and Europe are the main targets of the global search for a promised land of opportunity — an escape from chronic hunger, disease and crime. Our response to this desperate, migratory wave is a double blind policy of refusing to take responsibility.
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In 1855, the USS Constellation was commissioned. The ship, pictured above, patrolled near West Africa to search for ships that were possibly carrying human
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The Institute of Human Virology at the University of Maryland School of Medicine will lead a $100 million project to survey the impact of HIV programs in Nigeria.
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In a discussion with host Brian Stelter and media critic David Zurawik, of the Baltimore Sun, CNN political commentator Van Jones said Trump's comment last week about African nations was the definition of racism.
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Baltimore Mayor Catherine Pugh said she was appalled by President Donald Trump’s recent comments, in which he reportedly used a slur to describe immigrants from Haiti, El Salvador and African nations.
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After several years coaching basketball overseas, Sean Whalen has come back to Laurel and also returned to the coaching staff of Howard University, a member of the group of Historically Black College and University that competes in the Division I Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference.
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The unelected Washington bureaucracy is undermining Donald Trump's presidency, says Rachel Marsden
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The Howard County Jewish community raised more than $20,000 to feed a starving Jewish community in Uganda, known as the Abayudaya.
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Sankofa Dance Theater took to the stage Tuesday evening at St. Paul’s United Church of Christ for a tour of West African culture.
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In partnership with the Howard County Board of Rabbis, Jewish Federation of Howard County started an emergency fundraising campaign to help feed the small Jewish community in Uganda, known as the Abayudaya, raising more than $10,000 in less than a week.
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It's a long journey from the Upper West bushland of Ghana to the campus of Johns Hopkins University, and the path was neither straight nor certain for the boy whose name meant "beloved by his ancestors." They called him Kpiemenongme Mwinnyaa.
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A Southern white rhino has joined the African Watering Hole at the Maryland Zoo in Baltimore.
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The reductions that Donald Trump and his phalanx of billionaires and millionaires propose in assistance to the most vulnerable people in the world is a disgrace and a shameful insult to the humanitarian values for which America stands.
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"Shifting Views" is the Baltimore Museum of Art's first exhibition of contemporary African art. Works by Senam Okudzeto, Diane Victor, Julie Mehretu,
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Muslim ban makes Americans less safe and Maryland's governor should join the chorus of opposition
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The interdenominational march along three miles of North Charles St. organized by the Episcopal Diocese of Maryland was one of a slew of similar protests this weekend in the U.S. and abroad
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Fifty years since Kwanzaa was created by Maryland native Maulana Karenga, its adherents say the holiday holds as much meaning as ever, offering the African-American community a chance to celebrate its accomplishments and remember where it came from.
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Carl F. Foreman Sr., a longtime Catholic Relief Services worker whose career took him from managing a fleet of trucks in Sierra Leone to Capitol Hill, died monday from a heart attack at St. Agnes Hospital. He was 65.
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When Doris and Claude Ligon first talked about opening an African Art Museum in Columbia over 36 years, they knew it was not a well-known subject. One friend even warned Doris to reconsider, she said. The museum was the first of its kind when it opened in Columbia in 1980. It relocated to Maple Lawn six years ago. Its small space is filled with both art and information, according to Abram Engelman, a board of trustees member.
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KIGALI, Rwanda (AP) — A Rwandan academic who is accused of participating in the 1994 genocide arrived in the country on Wednesday following his extradi
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When you found out that you would be attending an out-of-state college, you were ecstatic. You had high expectations for the next four years, excited
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Sonja Santelises kicks off tour at one of several merged schools
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The neighborhoods around the Baltimore County communities of Dundalk and Essex, once the heart of Maryland's blue-collar, Reagan Democrat constituency, is now a stronghold for Donald Trump.
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The Integrace Fairhaven community met Francis Njuakom, a champion of women's rights, senior rights and elder care in Cameroon.
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A 28-year-old Laurel man is facing both 30-year and 5-year prison sentences after pleading guilty Friday to federal bank fraud and wire fraud conspiracy charges as well as conspiracy to transport stolen motor vehicles to Africa.
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HAGERSTOWN, Md. (AP) — Four Maryland congressional members expressed outrage Thursday after a court in Gambia sentenced a Frederick woman to three years in
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Although presidents, especially since 9/11, have proven to be proficient at finding ways around statutory and constitutional limits on their power, there is also reason to be hopeful that it remains possible to hold presidents accountable to the rule of law.
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Thirteen students from Baltimore are making a two-week expedition to Cuba. The trip is part of a program put on by two local groups, the African Diaspora Alliance and Muse 360 Arts. Eight students are from Frederick Douglass High School and five are part of the Muse program.
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A poem by a Baltimore teen refugee underscored the tensions surrounding this year's World Refugee Day, as anti-immigrant political movements gain steam in the United States and Europe amid conflicts in the Middle East, Africa and elsewhere that have driven millions from their homes.
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The State Department says it's closely monitoring Gambia's detention of a U.S. citizen from Maryland who was arrested during an anti-government demonstration while visiting her native country in April.
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Diala Touré is determined to help both art collectors and the public understand the importance of traditional African art.
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"The Oromo people are the majority in Ethiopia. In large numbers they are being killed. All young."
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Columbia resident Belinda Bauman will climb Mount Kilimanjaro beginning March 4 as a project for her nonprofit organization, One Million Thumbprints, which she founded about a year ago after a decade of devising ways to help women in conflict zones.
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Neither a socialist nor a liar deserve to be elected to the country's highest office
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Almost a year after deploying to Liberia to help fight Ebola, soldiers with the 1st Area Medical Laboratory are still combing over the experience, looking to share tips that might help the Army better respond to major disease outbreaks in future.
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Rachel Marsden: How can Germany possibly integrate asylum seekers with skewed cultural perspectives on women?
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At least seven Marylanders have been charged with terrorism-related crimes in recent years
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Former Maryland defensive line coach Chad Wilt, who was not retained by coach DJ Durkin, has accepted the same position at Army West Point, according to 247sports.com and SI.com.
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A Maryland man arrested on charges he fought on behalf of an al-Qaida-affiliated terror group in Somalia pleaded not guilty Wednesday and his lawyer said he will fight the charges.
